dr. bucklinder presented more of the entire city. these numbers that i'm presenting here are the starts that are within our prep network, so these are agencies who are either directly funded through us or have subcontracted through the agencies that are directly funded. so currently, we have over 1300 prep starts, 513 came from our community based sites, and 879 came from the clinical sites. we have these broken-down with our priority population. a total of 133 black m.s.m., a total of 376 latino m.s.m., 214 young m.s.m., and 252 trans women. please note that number does not include our subpopulations as the total number includes prep starts of folks that are not included in your priority population. one thing i also want to point out is prior to the release of the prep supports campaign and the viva prep campaign as of january 2018, there were only 658 prep starts. and since the campaign has released, that has doubled. not to say that we can contribute all of the efforts of new prep starts to the prep supports campaign, but we can s

dr. bucklinder mentioned, the prep services that are directly funded to our c.b.o.s are one of the pillarsthat are influential to getting us to zero. so to increase our access around san francisco, we have collaborated with multiple community based organizations nard to our primary -- d.p.h. primary care clinics, city clinic, and also some of our private partners such as kaiser to expand our prep services here. we've learned that working in our individual silos, we just can't get to getting to zero, so it truly takes a village and all of us working as a partnership to ensure that everyone has access, specifically for communities of color, we find that when we work in our silos, communities of color tend to fall through the cracks. our current data shows that individuals who are interested in accessing prep, they will seek services at at least three of our community organizations or our d.p.h. care clinics, whether that be for health education, or a direct bridge to prep services at three of the agencies that are listed there before they actually decide to get on prep, so our data shows tha